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11-14-2017, 08:40 AM #26
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I was just stating facts.
You said this industry (MCA) cant pull ACH's with their Bank.
I said, YES WE CAN.
Then you back-peddle. And throw out "Facts" and "Transaction Types" to distance yourself from the root of what I was challenging about your post. It's pretty simple.
You can't "Pull" from a Bank Account - they can send you money ACH. Whatever the situation. I can't screw your wife, she can screw me. It's semantics.
"This Industry will not Qualify" Your giving misinformation trying to resell your product.
Furthermore.... If I start saying Hey Office Admin I have an ACH for you to get Authorized... I think I would die.
No, here pull this ACH today, he was funded. Done.Last edited by ryan $; 11-14-2017 at 08:44 AM.
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11-14-2017, 09:53 AM #27
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Also,
When you initiate the transfer from the receiving account, it's an ACH debit, or figuratively an ACH Pull — you are pulling the money in from the source account. When you give your bank account to a utility for automatic payments, the utility is doing an ACH pull against your bank account.
In this scenario, the Merchant gave their Information TO OUR COMPANY (Just like the utility) to Run a One time or Recurring Payment. AKA an ACH PULLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL LLL LLLLLLLL.
SCIENCE IS A LIE SOMETIMES!
And so are you.
That is straight from a Bank. So Authorize?
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11-14-2017, 10:09 AM #28
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Ryan, what bank are you using? That's really sweet.
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11-14-2017, 10:28 AM #29
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Wells Fargo, Santander, Chase, All let you ACH.
Im pretty sure BoA Lets you after 2 years.
TD Bank... when we were with them let us ACH....with a KeyFob but that was years ago.
Sun Trust, BB&T - The banks are numerous.
ACH Preauthorized Draft / ACH Pull / Its called numerous things.
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11-14-2017, 10:34 AM #30
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Your are not very good at definitions - the key words are "customer authorization" - no matter what you claim, there is not an ODFI going to approve an MCA company to pull funds from a customer's account.
If you pull via a Check 21 and your customers goes to the bank and disputes the charge as "unauthorized"
I know what will occur.
1) Customer will have their funds returned by their bank.
2) Your account will be flagged as having "unauthorized transactions"
3) Your bank account will be closed.
**In your example of the Utility company, the customer initiates the approval (debit) by agreeing to have the UT debit their account.
An MCA does not nor will they be approved by any ODFI or the Risk Dept ( it is called Treasury Services) if you are attempting to go thru your bank. You have a better chance of getting a colon screening than obtaining the authority to pull money from customers accounts via your bank.
BTW, yes, I do write for Sage (formally GETI) Jack Henry, Profit Stars and Bank of Kentucky.
BTW, no one asked you to offer your opinion on our web site. 1st. It works, 2nd. I did not build or design the site.
3rd. We have other product/services in the pipeline that will generate revenue for agents and the company.
It's like the banks the still use Cobalt as a programming language, guess why? IT WORKS - Not Fancy, but, functional.Dave Lambert, Business Development
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11-14-2017, 10:53 AM #31
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WTF do you think a psf sheet is? AN ACH Authorization....THAT THEY SIGN
WTF are you trying to do? Pull unauthorized transactions? Are you mental?
In exchange for the Services provided herein, the undersigned account holder hereby authorizes *** to electronically draft via E-Check (ACH) and/or Check-by-Phone the amounts indicated herein from the account identified below. This authority will continue until withdrawn in writing by the undersigned account holder. The undersigned account holder hereby certifies that they are fully authorized to execute this form on behalf of the above-listed Merchant. All fees are non-refundable.
Also as I said above.... If they dispute charges and its a new account.... Your bank may very well be terminated.
When your not a new account, and charges get disputed (which they have from time to time)....Our bank account has never been terminated.
Listen to yourself.Last edited by ryan $; 11-14-2017 at 11:14 AM.
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11-14-2017, 11:11 AM #32
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Also...
"If you pull via a Check 21 and your customers goes to the bank and disputes the charge as "unauthorized"
I know what will occur."
How can you dispute something as unauthorized when you have a signature on an ACH AUTHORIZATION FORM?
That's almost as ridiculous as claiming you know what your talking about.Last edited by ryan $; 11-14-2017 at 11:15 AM.
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11-14-2017, 11:39 AM #33
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11-14-2017, 11:39 AM #34
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Its also Funny to add.... Multiple People Repped what im saying, and even commented on what an idiot you are.
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11-14-2017, 01:26 PM #35
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Dave Lambert, Business Development
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11-14-2017, 01:37 PM #36
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Who mentioned Compass...?
And I noticed.... you didnt mention the banks our business has used. But a quick google shows Wells Fargo does....
Via TD
"Most of our accounts allow for ACH debits and credits at account opening."
Ill take it one step further.... Here is a support thread from a business owner....having issues with pulling an ACH Debit from a Customer.
https://www.tdbank.com/tdhelps/defau...rs/v/42920800/
And Wells Fargo..... Re Check 21
http://www.businesswire.com/news/hom...Services-Break
AND THATS IN 2005
Bro.... STFU
Check 21 and ACH are different ways of doing the same thing.
Sometimes one time, sometimes recurring.
We ACH Our Customers. Sometimes check 21. Its just an Electronic Check, Electronic Debit w/form. Your stuck on terms and what you supposedly know. I KNOW WE ACH CUSTOMERS VIA OUR BANK, and HAVE DONE SO FOR YEARS....WITH # DIFFERENT BANKS.
I dunno if your retarded.....or these are like Sage Selling Points your regurgitating.
Your arguing mute points.... and nitpicking minimal things when i have rebutted you into the ground. Your grasping at straws.
Its sad.Last edited by ryan $; 11-14-2017 at 01:51 PM.
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11-14-2017, 01:48 PM #37
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The Foundation of my argument, your re selling a 3rd party Platform for getting accomplished what your business bank can do instead.
Case and Point.
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11-15-2017, 08:20 AM #38Karen37aGuest
I have a few banks mentioned and they let me deposit psf fees
The Bank manager was in his office with me once( when I first started and saw big wires hit etc ) and said, sarcastically " oh you are in cash advance that seems like the trend, everyone is doing it now, how can you charge people so much, I guess that's why I work for a bank"Happy hor****s eyes bugged out and said "Oh God wrong person to say that to " then whispered to me "shut up if you want this new account opened"
I tried to smile and stay silent but I replied " yes a lot of people enter the cash advance industry and Financial Services for that matter only 5 % make it, and when they do not make it, they go to work at the bank"
Happy hor**** turned red
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The problem with psf fees is that some brokers cant sell them so they try to sneak them in or they are leaving the industry and charge them without disclosing ...like that fake coj guy. ( also some who are not good in sales or offer no value cant sell them either)
Just like cojs are not the problem ( it was the individual broker scamming the coj) PSF fees are not the problem ( its the individual broker scamming the psf)
And I charge psf fees and have a low default ratioLast edited by Karen37a; 11-15-2017 at 08:23 AM.
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11-15-2017, 08:42 AM #39
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Dave Lambert, Business Development
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High Risk Merchant Payment Solutions
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T/VM: 727-291-7890
Office: 727-233-1111
Skype: fc-financial
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11-15-2017, 09:28 AM #40
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11-15-2017, 09:31 AM #41
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" I charge psf and get an authorization form from my bank as welll"
"You're saying things I can't - I get annoyed with Dave"
"what an idiot"
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11-15-2017, 10:52 AM #42Karen37aGuest
All Ach are regulated thru nacha
Compliance starts with good forms
Ach credit forms, ach debit forms, ach employee direct deposits, and vendor Eft
( you must keep these forms on file for 2 years ) *** they might have just changed the rules
Then you have "check draft" software. I paid $100 for one one 3 years ago. One time payment and you use certain checks to make it compliant to bank standards.
once you move to outside activities that are "restricted industries" it makes more sense to go one way or the other. ( credit restoration)
And its never smart to reinvent the wheel ...you can use other peoples systems if you are not an expert at it or for ease of operation and compliance reasons
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11-15-2017, 11:08 AM #43Karen37aGuest
If you are going to charge a PSF fee ...Make a separate Psf form that explains the charges.
mine they have to initial it 7 different places then initial the total amount, then sign then sign to acknowledge they are acknowledging it....
The last acknowledge is a joke.
THEN when my brokers send off the contract the PSF has to be on the face of the contract...no hiding it.
THEN I do mini merchant calls to make sure they understand.
(I have them locked up 5 ways to Sunday, hence the no chargeback ever)
Some people who charge psf fees are ethical...tired of that damn piker argument
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11-15-2017, 11:20 AM #44Karen37aGuest
And only one PSF Fee.
If the Funder charges one you cant. You are sh*t out of luck
And certain Funders will not allow you to charge it. Either stick to their compliance guidelines or find another funder.
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11-15-2017, 11:29 AM #45
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11-15-2017, 11:41 AM #48Karen37aGuest
Some will not allow you to do it. You will be terminated as an iso if you do. Also I will never point out which ones won't let you, which one you can upsell, which one tag onto the top, or the bottom or will split it it you
( I am not really teaching these people so they stay in business and annoy me by telling me how much they know more than me all the time)
And I've already given away more info than I like. Everyone on here is my competition
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11-15-2017, 11:43 AM #49
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11-15-2017, 11:43 AM #50Karen37aGuest
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